kleiven-azure-storage
Small helpers around Azure Table Storage and Blob Storage clients. The package wraps the Azure SDK to keep common operations short and consistent.
pip install kleiven-azure-storage
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
azure-data-tablesazure-storage-blobpython-dotenv
Configuration
The package loads environment variables via python-dotenv.
Define your Azure connection string in .env or the shell:
AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING=DefaultEndpointsProtocol=...;
You can also pass a custom env var name to the helpers.
Quick start
Tables
from kleiven.azure.storage import get_table_storage
users = get_table_storage(table_name="users", env_variable_name = "AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING")
# Get an entity
entity = users.get_entity(
partition_key = 'users',
row_key = "123",
select = 'Name') # None if it partition_key, row_key does not exist in table
if entity is not None:
print(entity.get("Name", None))
# Upsert entity (replace by default)
entity = {
"PartitionKey": "users",
"RowKey": "123",
"name": "Ada",
}
# Upsert entity (replace by default)
table.upsert_entity(entity)
# Upsert entity: Merge
from azure.data.tables import UpdateMode
storage.upsert_entity(
entity=entity,
mode=UpdateMode.MERGE,
create_table_if_not_exist = True
)
# Create table if not already exist
storage.upsert_entity(
entity=entity,
create_table_if_not_exist = True
)
Blobs
from kleiven.azure.storage import get_blob_service
service = get_blob_service()
blob = service.create_and_upload_blob(
data={"hello": "world"},
container="my-container",
blob_name="example.json",
tags={"source": "demo"},
overwrite=True,
)
if blob is not None:
print(blob.container, blob.blob)
print(blob.metadata)
API overview
Helper functions
get_table_service(env_variable_name="AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING")get_table_storage(table_name, env_variable_name="AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING")get_blob_service(env_variable_name="AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING")get_blob_storage(container, blob, env_variable_name="AZURE_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING")
TableStorage
TableStorage wraps azure.data.tables.TableClient:
upsert_entity(entity, mode=UpdateMode.REPLACE, create_table_if_not_exist=False)get_entity(partition_key, row_key, select=None, silent=True, create_table_if_not_exist=False)query_entities(query_filter, select=None)get_entities(entities, select=None)batch_save(entities, update_mode=UpdateMode.MERGE, create_table_if_not_exist=False)batch_delete(entities)
BlobService and BlobStorage
BlobService wraps azure.storage.blob.BlobServiceClient:
get_blob_storage(container, blob)create_and_upload_blob(data, container, blob_name, tags=None, overwrite=False)
BlobStorage exposes convenience properties:
containerblobmetadata
Notes
create_and_upload_blobreturnsNonewhenoverwrite=Falseand the blob already exists.create_table_if_not_exist=Truecurrently depends on awolfbrain.storagehelper. If you do not have that dependency, keep the flag set toFalse.
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